New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
wEAREps OF TIE RED NOT SUBMISSIVE.
SOME SIGNIFICANT INCIDENTS or THE MARCH To
GRANFs.

TIE GRAVE.
CHICAGO Nov II IS ,rial -Aftnr 'hc s'srm has como
the cain. The Anarchists al Keeping quiet ara
al outward Indications Of excitement haved -app"acd
II woul not have taken mich yesterday 10 Endlr =
fame among those who took part In yesterday
funeral
At Enclc's house there enormous crowd.
Committees Of the Carpenters and Painters Unions
had charge of tho arrangements. These men all
wore red badges, and far noted. not ono OF them
spoke any Language except German. Twenty police
men arrived carly I'm the forenoon AMI from that time
until the procession reached the house they were
kept busy resisting the crush. by 10 O'Clock there
was crowd II 5000 people In the street In front Of
the -toro. Shortly after 10 o'clock two mon with
bundles II narrow rod Ribbons camc out and standing
just outside the police lines began giving tie ribbon
to members Of the Carpenters and Painters Unions
who appl ed for them. The police then admitted
those wearing red ribbons. About 600 mon were thus
admitted to the house. passing In by tho 'front.' door
and out by the rear into the alley shortly after
! O'Clock. when the crowd had grown weary, The
bohemian slavonian Band 40. ., ~udlcnlyhur-t forth
with the stirring strains of the Marcel also in.
sianty the crowd seemed to awake. There was
clapplng Of hand on the ncighboring hOuscop-. An
in Wild cheer ont from thr ascmblagr
1t wa, sharp, Shfi.l cheer ana lasted only for
moment. Handkcrchicfs waved. hat4 swung
and for few minutes f. looked a. If the tune had
been a sparl. in the finder box. Eut shortly every
Thing was quct again Soon after This one 81 the
sympathzcrs Of the dead Anarchists after gazing at
their faces, shouted
shall We stand H. men, Shall we let these men.
our brothers 90 to :hc grave unaycngcd Damn the
murlcrcIs Of poor Engcl.'
What might have followed stopped by gcSt
urc Of depreciation from Mr. Engel. At tho home Of
Fischer there similar signs though moro
prcssod At the grave ard tho spcccAc- and tho
crowd almost the same a ~ the old nrcilng'
the lakcfIou before the massacre. Captain Hltck-
speech tho Only exception Albert Carlin. Who
el,1 ~uiy- edit az 4
showed himself well qualified for his position. lie
sad. closing:
FUN the legacy Of your martyrs. Devote all
your energy to the task Of avengiug the crime com
mittcd The ballot P-haw. Despite the ballot
these four wcrc stlanglcd JOIN hands and let all
fight, ard If necessary. die for liberty. Lct justice
be done In the fullest mca urc to the memory OF
noble marti rs"
The speech Of Thomas J. Morgan MASTER
piece OF craft lie led his auditors 10 point danger
Dusty explosion, and tncn adrVty turned the
current Of his remark, Ia another direction. lie made
powerful appeal avcngc the death Of " martyrcd
Spies Parsons, ct al. working hl- ignorant hearers
into state of frenzy, and then dropping his voice,
lac asked
Answering his question soon quiet
restored. he said
individuals sink ont Of light our revenge should
be the sweetest that human beings can have-tha' -.
in aiding by voice "a bring about public opinion
that will outlaw these men, meaning Gary Grim
nell, the jurors. police. etc. Tho word, employed
are unpatroflc in sound. but tho meaning was
obvious 20 those who heard them.